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SUMMARY:RVS Spring course 2024: Minority-majority relations
DESCRIPTION:This year's RVS Spring course is held in Kristiansand, May 27 - 28. The top
ic is Minorty - majority relations, and we look forward to interesting disc
ussions. See more about the program below. \nAll PhD students at the RVS pa
rtner institutions are welcome to apply. RVS covers your travel (from your
university city), hotel and the course itself. Please note that if you live
outside Kristiansand, you need to arrive Sunday 26th (we cover hotel that
night also). \nYou apply for the course here: https://nettskjema.no/a/38939
7 (https://nettskjema.no/a/389397). We appreciate that you apply as soon as
you know that you want to take part. Latest application date is April 1st.
Deadline for sending in short paper will be May 1st. \nA detailed program
is published in the RVS Canvas. Keynote speakers are: Alana Vincent (Umeå),
Margaaret van Es (Utrecht), Alexander Unser (Dortmund), and Benedicte Ness
a (NORCE). The local committee is led by Ida Marie Høeg. \nAbout the course
theme: \nMinorities are an unquestionable part of Europe, but still, the q
uestion of majority and minority relations is central. A period of acceptan
ce of collective rights and the rights of minorities have followed hostilit
ies and othering of minorities. Long-established minorities and emergent or
newly built face manifestations of nationalism, ethnocentrism and group cl
osure which restrict social contact, religious expressions, and economic re
lations. For understanding minority-majority relations at the theoretical a
nd empirical level, it is significant to centre on perceptions or attitudes
held by members of one group towards another and how boundaries are mainta
ined. Moreover, vital for understanding the relationship between majority a
nd minority groups is to explore how inequalities in the distribution of we
alth and material goods are instituted. \nThe spring course will focus on m
inorities and majority relations in a plural world. The thematic intersecti
on of globalization, migration and politics explore the topic. The course a
ddresses central issues such as integration processes and diversity managem
ent at the workplace, dialogue and religious expressions, minority gender c
onstructions, and political and legal issues such as human rights and democ
ratic values.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This year's RVS Spring course is held in Kristiansand, May 27 - 28. The
topic is Minorty - majority relations, and we look forward to interesting d
iscussions. See more about the program below.
All PhD students
at the RVS partner institutions are welcome to apply. RVS covers your trave
l (from your university city), hotel and the course itself. Please note tha
t if you live outside Kristiansand, you need to arrive Sunday 26th (we cove
r hotel that night also).
You apply for the course here: <
a href="https://nettskjema.no/a/389397">https://nettskjema.no/a/389397.
We appreciate that you apply as soon as you know that you want to take par
t. Latest application date is April 1st. Deadline for sending in short pape
r will be May 1st.
A detailed program is published in the RVS C
anvas. Keynote speakers are: Alana Vincent (Umeå), Margaaret van Es (Utrech
t), Alexander Unser (Dortmund), and Benedicte Nessa (NORCE). The local comm
ittee is led by Ida Marie Høeg.
About the course theme:
Minorities are an unquestionable part of Europe, but still, the questi
on of majority and minority relations is central. A period of acceptance of
collective rights and the rights of minorities have followed hostilities a
nd othering of minorities. Long-established minorities and emergent or newl
y built face manifestations of nationalism, ethnocentrism and group closure
which restrict social contact, religious expressions, and economic relatio
ns. For understanding minority-majority relations at the theoretical and em
pirical level, it is significant to centre on perceptions or attitudes held
by members of one group towards another and how boundaries are maintained.
Moreover, vital for understanding the relationship between majority and mi
nority groups is to explore how inequalities in the distribution of wealth
and material goods are instituted.
The spring course will focus
on minorities and majority relations in a plural world. The thematic inter
section of globalization, migration and politics explore the topic. The cou
rse addresses central issues such as integration processes and diversity ma
nagement at the workplace, dialogue and religious expressions, minority gen
der constructions, and political and legal issues such as human rights and
democratic values.
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